Conventional Wisdom

Traditional focus on the Non Profit markets are driven by the following stats. The reality is that not all non profits are created equal, and many give and don’t receive. There is an opportunity to call on all Faith Based Non Profits and expect a contact with the organization. This is not the case with traditional Non Profit organizations. There is a Thread that binds, and this Thread allows for an honorable dialogue with all Faith Based Non Profit organizations!

1,571,056 tax-exempt organizations, including:

• 1,097,689 public charities
• 105,030 private foundations

System Seven Wisdom

System Seven Wisdom Wisdom is driven by the following statistics. These are the ECOSYSTEM participants. This is a unique focus, which requires a likeminded alignment, a comprehensive product set, specific execution, superior management, and ready capital.

• Annual Income of all Church Members: $42 trillion (1)
• What People gave to Missions work: $45 Billion (1)
• What People Give to Christian Causes: $700 Billion (1)
• Total Congregations 312,373 (3)
• Other NPO Opportunities 368,337 (2)

Market Factors:

• Giving remains stagnate at < 2% (1.78%). NPO’s are begging for Donor development help.
• Perspective: $350,000,000 was spent on Pet Halloween costumes (1)
• Ministry Brands focuses on the Three R’s…Receive, Record, Report.
• Donation emphasis has been on Paper Checks (generally mailed), Cash collected (cans, pots and boots), and Credit Cards (pledge cards, mailings, and share-a-thons).
• Our solutions present high value, low friction, unique stability.
• (1) Washington Post 10/29/14

The Crimson Thread ©

System Seven will be entrusted with an unseen but priceless asset. The Crimson Thread ©. A common single thread runs through the lives and businesses of all Faith Based Non Profits and Businesses. This commitment to a Cause greater than ourselves knits together people of faith around the world.

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References:
(1) International Bulletin of Missionary Research, Vol. 39, No. 1,  also World Christian Database, 2015,*Barrett and Johnson. 2001. World Christian Trends, pg 656
(2) Source: NCCS Business Master File 4/2016)
(3) (Source: American Church Lists)